Helpful Links

This site allows you to register for the SAT and PSAT and has some good SAT prep and college admission resources for students and parents. Also use the College Search function to create a custom short list of your desired schools, track admission deadlines and more.

This site provides some helpful college-search functions and will even allow a student to create their own profile (gpa, class rank, SAT or ACT scores, etc.) and will then show the student a graph indicating how many students with similar qualifications were admitted and denied to the schools the students chooses.

This site not only provides information on services and classes offered by Princeton Review, it also allows you to register for free strategy sessions and free practice tests. On the home page, enter your zip code in the top right corner and press Enter. Then click on the Free Events tab.

This site is owned by the US Dept of Education and provides concise statistics and information on almost every college in the country.Â Use it to look at admissions requirements, avg SAT’s, retention rates for students, graduation rates and costs.

This site has phenomenal 10-minute videos (over 2100 of them) explaining and teaching a variety of very specific topics. The person narrating, Sam Khan of www.KhanAcademy.org, has degrees from Harvard and MIT and is a gifted instructor. He has a huge library of videos just for SAT prep too, following along with the questions in the College Board’s official SAT PREP GUIDE.